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I imagine sunny is a relative term in Beijing with all that smog
Without the smog, Beijing easily: a sunny and calm 35 F would feel a lot warmer than an overcast, drizzly, windy 45 F. With the smog factor, Vancouver wins because the air quality/pollution is so bad, that would be hard to enjoy all that sunshine with all that thick haze and when you're constantly coughing.
Without the smog, Beijing easily: a sunny and calm 35 F would feel a lot warmer than an overcast, drizzly, windy 45 F. With the smog factor, Vancouver wins because the air quality/pollution is so bad, that would be hard to enjoy all that sunshine with all that thick haze and when you're constantly coughing.
It's interesting you say that. Last week we had times where it was 35F and sunny and it felt colder to me than today where it was 50F and drizzly. I guess everyone is different.
It's interesting you say that. Last week we had times where it was 35F and sunny and it felt colder to me than today where it was 50F and drizzly. I guess everyone is different.
I think people confuse the day feeling nicer, with the day feeling warmer.
As for me, I'd choose Vancouver. Still warmer, and all that rain, means plenty of snow for the ski resorts.
It's interesting you say that. Last week we had times where it was 35F and sunny and it felt colder to me than today where it was 50F and drizzly. I guess everyone is different.
Was it in calm winds and were you standing in the direct sunshine?
I think people confuse the day feeling nicer, with the day feeling warmer.
As for me, I'd choose Vancouver. Still warmer, and all that rain, means plenty of snow for the ski resorts.
Yes we've had a good start to the ski season this year. I wonder if there are nearby places to Beijing to ski. It's certainly cold enough.
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